Own a share of a warehouse.
Fractional real estate investment in UK warehouses, industrial estates and commercial buildings, alongside residential and student property. Choose the building, buy as many shares as you want, and receive your share of the net rent and of any rise in value. We handle tenants, legal and management.
No properties open right now. Capital at risk.
Who owns this warehouse
Last-mile logistics warehouse, Warrington
Ownership % = shares held ÷ 56,000. Each owner receives that percentage of distributed net rent and of the sale proceeds.
One warehouse, thousands of shares.
A worked example of how a property is split into shares.
The company owns the warehouse and nothing else.
At £100 each, 50,000 shares fund the £5m purchase.
He is entitled to 3% of distributed net rent and 3% of the net proceeds when the warehouse is sold. Another investor buying 50 shares for £5,000 owns 0.1% of it.
From browsing to owning.
Choose a property
Read the full pack: valuation, tenants, costs, borrowing, fees and risks.
Buy shares
Decide how many shares to buy in the company that owns it.
Earn your share
Net rent can be paid to you as dividends, in proportion to your shares.
Exit
Sell to other investors if a buyer exists, or get your share when the property sells.
How our deal pages look.
Every opportunity is listed with its property value, share price, number of shares and funding progress. These samples show the format; they are not real properties or live offers.
Last-mile logistics warehouse
Warrington · Industrial and logistics
Multi-let trade estate
Gateshead · Industrial and logistics
Trade counter terrace
Leeds · Industrial and logistics
Commercial property investing without buying the whole building.
Smaller amounts
Own part of a building without saving a full deposit or taking out a mortgage in your name.
Real shares in a real building
Each property sits in its own company. Your shares are recorded in its register of members.
Spread your money
Split one sum across several buildings, sectors and parts of the UK instead of one property.
No landlord duties
Tenants, repairs, insurance, compliance and accounts are handled for you.
Everything disclosed
Valuation, tenancy, costs, borrowing and fees published for every property before you invest.
A clear way out
Sell shares to other investors if a buyer exists, or receive your share when the property is sold.
Fractional ownership vs the alternatives.
How owning shares in one building compares with buying a rental property yourself, a REIT or a property fund.
| Apportion Real Estate | Buy-to-let | REIT | Property fund | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Money needed to start | The amount you choose | Deposit of 25% or more, plus fees | Price of one share | Fund minimum |
| What you own | Shares in a company owning one named building | The whole property | Shares in a listed company | Units in a pooled fund |
| Choose the building | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Who manages it | We do | You or your agent | The REIT | The fund manager |
| Spread across properties | Easy | Hard | Built in | Built in |
| Selling | To other investors if a buyer exists, or at exit | Sell the whole property | On the stock market | Depends on the fund |
Read the full comparisons: vs buy-to-let and vs REITs.
Warehouses first, plus five more property types.
Industrial and logistics
Warehouses, trade counters, light industrial units and multi-let estates let to business tenants.
Offices and retail
Offices, shops and mixed-use buildings let to businesses on commercial leases.
Build-to-rent
Purpose-built rental apartments held in single ownership and run by a professional operator, often with shared amenities.
Residential lettings
Homes let to private tenants: flats, terraces and family houses in places with strong rental demand.
Student accommodation
Rooms and studios let to students near universities, either in purpose-built blocks or converted houses.
Holiday lets and serviced accommodation
Short-stay homes and serviced apartments let to visitors by the night or week.
Fractional property investment across the UK.
Local guides to the economy, rental demand and property types in 78 cities and towns.
Start with a share.
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Have a building to sell?
We are looking for well-let UK residential and commercial property to offer to investors. Tell us about yours.
Industrial and logistics hubs we follow.
Local guides to warehouse and industrial property investment in the UK's main logistics locations.
- London warehouses
- Manchester warehouses
- Liverpool warehouses
- Preston warehouses
- Bolton warehouses
- Warrington warehouses
- Wigan warehouses
- Bury warehouses
- Leeds warehouses
- Sheffield warehouses
- Bradford warehouses
- York warehouses
- Hull warehouses
- Huddersfield warehouses
- Wakefield warehouses
- Doncaster warehouses
- Newcastle upon Tyne warehouses
- Sunderland warehouses
- Gateshead warehouses
- Middlesbrough warehouses
- Birmingham warehouses
- Coventry warehouses
- Wolverhampton warehouses
- Stoke-on-Trent warehouses
All warehouse locations Fractional commercial property explained
Understand it before you invest.
How to invest in UK warehouses
The ways UK investors can get exposure to warehouses and logistics property, from buying a unit outright to fractional shares, REITs and funds, with the risks explained.
Industrial property investment explained
A plain-English introduction to UK industrial property: warehouses, light industrial units, trade counters and multi-let estates, and how they produce income.
Multi-let industrial estates explained
What multi-let industrial estates are, why investors like the spread of tenants, and the management and lease risks that come with many small units.
Fractional investing FAQs.
What is Apportion Real Estate?
Apportion Real Estate is a UK fractional real estate investment business. Investors buy shares in companies that own individual properties, so they own part of a building rather than the whole thing. It is owned by VawltAI Ltd.
Why do you focus on warehouses and commercial property?
Industrial and logistics buildings are often let to business tenants on longer leases, with the tenant usually responsible for repairs and insurance. That can make income more predictable than short residential tenancies, although business tenants can still leave or fail. We also offer residential, student and mixed-use property.
Are there any properties open for investment right now?
Not at the moment. We release opportunities in rounds, and there is currently no property open. Join the waitlist and we will tell you as soon as the next opportunity opens.
How do I own part of a property?
Each property is held by its own limited company (an SPV). Investors buy shares in that company, so your stake is recorded in the company's register of members.
What is the minimum investment?
The minimum is set for each opportunity and shown on its deal page. It is far lower than the cost of buying a property outright.
What does fractional real estate investment mean?
It means owning a fraction of a property rather than the whole thing. The property is held in a company, the company is divided into shares, and each investor owns the number of shares they pay for. Your share of the rent and of any sale proceeds matches your share of the company.
Property investments can fall as well as rise in value and you may get back less than you invest. Shares in property companies are illiquid and may be hard to sell. Returns are not guaranteed. Investments like these are generally not protected by the FSCS. Read our risk warning.
Join the waitlist for the next opportunity.
There is no property open right now. Tell us what interests you and we will email you as soon as the next opportunity opens.